Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-15

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Willie White. eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. NJ White, of this city, has been quite
sick the past ten days. hut is now able to
be out again.
The best assortment, the !nrgsst variety of
Fresh candy, Nuts, Oranges. Lemons. Panan-
as. Smyrna and California Figs, at Green
burgs Tiff
c D. Fleming. agent for Frank Bros.
Implement Company. has made some i'm
provements in his office in the way of en-
larging the same.
We are selling our new and stylish goods
op|v. old shelf worn goods were all given to
Santa Claus for free distribution among the
EsGuimau. lSAMAN + co.
Mr. Westwcod, after whom the town Of
Westwood, Idaho, now Rathdrum, was
named, has been in town the past week at
tsAdins U S. court.
The largest stock of Holiday Goods ever
offered to the people Of Lewiston, how ready
to he sent out TO gladden. the h"mes of the
old aud young lSH!rAN + co.
N. L, Smith. of this city. purchased the
feed stable business nf James Moore. last
week and will hereafter be the conductor
in that establishment.
Farmers and Stock men "a and see the
famous Victor Feed Mill ana horse power.
combined. sold ny c. D. Fleming, agent
Frank Bros. Implement Co. OF
U s. Inspector, Furgerson, has been in
the city the past ten days attending to the
duties of his office. He left for Washing
ton D G., Tuesday noon.
Mr.. Veeder. who has been at Mt. Idaho,
in the assaying business, passed through
town on Tuesday en- route for the lower
country where he will winter
Bunnell has full line of first class
Lubricating Oils as cheap as the cheapest,
From parties who have lately visited
Blackfo"t, we learn that Jennie Whtmnre
alive ana yet confined in tho asylum
Call and see our limo of Holiday Goods.
We want everyone to see the lntest Christ.
mas Novelties; We have the only complete
stock il the Pan Handle Of Idaho.
ISAMAN i co.
ID. w, c. Dunwell was out again on
Monday, having almost fully recovered
from injuries received some weeks ago, bv
falling near the -four MILL in this city.
j. NJ. Howe has just received from Idaho
county pair of elk horns, TIE breadth Of
which is three feet and ten inches. The
animal was shot by Joe Baker last winter
The Daughters of Rehakah, I. o. 0. F.,
will give saeial dance at the Grestsin 4
Bnnard Hall Friday evening, Dee. 80 All
members of Lewiston Lodge No. s are
invited.
There will be German Lutheran services
held by Rev. F. A. Sells next Sunday
Afternoon at z o'clock in the Episcopal
church. All German Lutherans are kindly
n>ited.
Our extensive stock Of Holiday Goods. the
most complete in the territory, is to be,
must be, and will be closed out in the next
thirty days; if you want bargain call on
lsaman & Co
John Clark arrived from Florence on
Tuesday. having lett that camp about two
weeks ago. His health is yet some i'm
paired. He reports but little snow in the
camp when he left.
We keep all the cheap China Ard Wooden
Toys which others keep and in addition, a
fine line of plush. leather, morocco aGe
satin. also bisk, bronze. ivory and zyloniAe
Call and see US, s, G. ISAMAN l. co.
Tom. Wordsn was called to Asotin lost
week to move some county safes. He went
over and successfully moved them and ON
his return he said if We had been annexed
he would not have had to cross the line,
We were serry to learn that both of Mr..
Hexter's children were very sick in War
rens, J. B. Chamberlain cane out last
week and took Dr. Bibby in, but the oldest
child. aged about fsur years, died on the
9Th Of December.
Frank Holt and Ben. Reeves returned on
Monday from the Okanagau country whore
they had been with a band Of hsrses he.
longing ia N. TsIlant. They report large
amount Of goods being shipped into the
mines in that section, aud that the mines
ara reported rs being good.
LITTLE PoTLArcH, Neg Percs Co.. Idaho,
November 30. 1887.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-This day,
Mary Thornton, my wife, left her bed aud
beard without any cause or provicatiou
whatever, and l take this opportunity te
announce that / will pay no bills or debts
that she may contract.
ll.2w RICHARD THORNTON.
Mr. n Lowell, who was taken sick in
the grand jury room las. week. died in hi,
city ia FRIDAY last and was buried ON Sat-
nriay. He was = man aged about q y~ars
and had been married but about six weeks
His funeral was largely attended; both tn,
territorial aud U. s. grand juriss turning